Fujian's farmland upgrades fuel a bumper celery harvest in Fuqing

Fujian's farmland upgrades fuel a bumper celery harvest in Fuqing

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An open old book with celery plants growing from its pages, alongside illustrations and text about celery.

Fujian's farmland upgrades fuel a bumper celery harvest in Fuqing

Farmers in Chengban Village, Fuqing, are busy harvesting celery as the region's spring harvest season gets underway. The work comes after Fujian Province expanded and improved its farmland last year, boosting local food production. On March 29, 2026, fields in Chengban Village were filled with workers gathering fresh celery. The harvest marks a key moment in the province's ongoing efforts to secure its vegetable supply.

Last year, Fujian added or upgraded 712,000 mu (47,470 hectares) of high-standard farmland. These improvements have helped keep production steady, ensuring the province's role as a reliable source of fresh vegetables. The upgrades focus on better irrigation, soil quality, and infrastructure. While exact figures on the impact remain unclear, the expanded farmland supports local farmers and regional markets during peak seasons.

The ongoing harvest in Fuqing reflects Fujian's push to strengthen its agricultural base. With more high-quality farmland in place, the province aims to maintain a stable supply of vegetables for both local and wider markets. The work continues as farmers prepare for the next planting cycle.

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